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Beacon of Tomorrows
Oracle Text
Target player takes an extra turn after this one. Shuffle Beacon of Tomorrows into its owner's library.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Beacon of Tomorrows is a quintessential late-game engine for blue control and combo shells, turning a stabilized board into inevitability. At eight mana, it asks you to survive early pressure, but once you resolve it, you effectively gain an extra draw step, land drop, and untap, while also keeping the card cycling back into your library for future access. That self-shuffle matters in long games, especially with topdeck manipulation like Brainstorm, Sensei’s Divining Top, or tutors that can keep finding it. It pairs especially well with mana engines and spells-matter turns, where an extra turn lets you double up on planeswalker activations, hold up countermagic again, or chain into a second win condition. The “Beacon” flavor fits neatly: a distant promise of another tomorrow, less a burst of speed than a guarantee that time is on your side.
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Character Background
Beacon of Tomorrows is a quintessential late-game engine for blue control and combo shells, turning a stabilized board into inevitability. At eight mana, it asks you to survive early pressure, but once you resolve it, you effectively gain an extra draw step, land drop, and untap, while also keeping the card cycling back into your library for future access. That self-shuffle matters in long games, especially with topdeck manipulation like Brainstorm, Sensei’s Divining Top, or tutors that can keep finding it. It pairs especially well with mana engines and spells-matter turns, where an extra turn lets you double up on planeswalker activations, hold up countermagic again, or chain into a second win condition. The “Beacon” flavor fits neatly: a distant promise of another tomorrow, less a burst of speed than a guarantee that time is on your side.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:46 UTC